期刊
MATERIALS
卷 15, 期 2, 页码 -出版社
MDPI
DOI: 10.3390/ma15020536
关键词
spruce wood; wood density; static material characteristics; fatigue strength; Weibull's probability density function; augmented inverse power law
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资金
- Slovenian Research Agency [P2-0182]
- project Wood Products over a Lifetime [WOOLF-OP20.03520]
This paper presents a novel approach to modeling the fatigue-life properties of wood by considering its mass density, loading direction, and processing lot. The proposed model improves upon the traditional model by incorporating these additional factors. Experimental data from spruce beams validates the model's ability to accurately replicate the fatigue curves of wood.
When wood is used as a structural material, the fact that it is a highly inhomogeneous material, which significantly affects its static and fatigue properties, presents a major challenge to engineers. In this paper, a novel approach to modelling the fatigue-life properties of wood is presented. In the model, the common inverse-power-law relationship between the structural amplitude loads and the corresponding number of load cycles to failure is augmented with the influence of the wood's mass density, the loading direction and the processing lot. The model is based on the two-parametric conditional Weibull's probability density function with a constant shape parameter and a scale parameter that is a function of the previously mentioned parameters. The proposed approach was validated using the example of experimental static and fatigue-strength data from spruce beams. It turned out that the newly presented model is capable of adequately replicating the spruce's S-N curves with a scatter, despite the relatively scarce amount of experimental data, which came from different production lots that were loaded in different directions and had a significant variation in density. Based on the experimental data, the statistical model predicts that the lower density wood has better fatigue strength.
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